do your kids drink this?
if so the boxes are water proof
just a cheeky iccle tip i found out earlier
drew
if so the boxes are water proof
just a cheeky iccle tip i found out earlier
drew
a cheeky tip to get free water proof small boxes
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Waterproof jars are rather essentiel when kayaking, so tend to pick up anything that might be waterproof.
The large jar is about 6pt (3ltr) got them from former jobs kitchen, they bought olives in them.
The bigger white one was horse vitamins, now first aid stuff and the small white one a ibuprofen jar, now containing tinder.
The Lush tin has McD salt&pepper sachets in it, rest of the stuff just props
I don't think the tin is waterproof, but will be stored in a dry basket, with dry foodstuffs, so that should cover it.
Might put a some of those silicate bags or make a tiny bag of rice in there too to keep the salt dry.
The Berocca ones I have several, they house plenty of small stuff, cable ties, fuses, matces, floats, you name it.
The large jar is about 6pt (3ltr) got them from former jobs kitchen, they bought olives in them.
The bigger white one was horse vitamins, now first aid stuff and the small white one a ibuprofen jar, now containing tinder.
The Lush tin has McD salt&pepper sachets in it, rest of the stuff just props
I don't think the tin is waterproof, but will be stored in a dry basket, with dry foodstuffs, so that should cover it.
Might put a some of those silicate bags or make a tiny bag of rice in there too to keep the salt dry.
The Berocca ones I have several, they house plenty of small stuff, cable ties, fuses, matces, floats, you name it.
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SMA milk tins with the plastic clip on lids are very handy. The big ones are good for storing stuff at home and the smaller ones useful around base camp for tea bags, sugar et al.
) And after along and painful struggle I was successful
For some reason the only picture I can't see is the OP's! What exactly is drew referring too?
My container tip is for the little packets of mints you can buy from Lidl. They are metal hinged items and quite robust. I use mine for keeping my earbud headphones in.
My container tip is for the little packets of mints you can buy from Lidl. They are metal hinged items and quite robust. I use mine for keeping my earbud headphones in.
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